The RSFs bring together the core recovery capabilities of federal departments and agencies and other supporting organizations — including those not active in emergency response — to focus on community recovery needs.

2018年3月7日 · The Recovery Support Strategy (RSS) builds on the findings in the MSA and takes a holistic approach to developing comprehensive strategies for each recovery issue, regardless of which RSF identified them. The RSFs facilitate the identification, coordination and delivery of recovery assistance.

2023年9月22日 · After a disaster, communities must lead complex efforts to recover. The Community Assistance (CA) RSF supports tribes and localities by building relationships, providing training, and supporting efforts to plan, prioritize, and …

Six sector-specific State Recovery Support Functions (RSFs) support the jurisdictions by facilitating problem solving, providing technical assistance, improving access to resources, building capacity and promoting community planning. Click HERE for the RSF Overview & Contact List! Quick Start for County/Municipal RSF Working Groups

2025年2月15日 · California activated its six state-led Recovery Support Functions (RSFs), mirroring the federal RSFs under the National Disaster Recovery Framework (NDRF). These RSFs aligned with local government disaster recovery objectives, coordinated by CalOES's Interagency Recovery Coordination (IRC) team.

Recovery Support Functions (RSFs) are the primary organizational element of the NDRF's sector-based approach. A coordinated approach helps communities take intentional and organized action to achieve their recovery priorities. RSFs are a powerful tool for organizing and coordinating recovery stakeholders at all levels of government.

The NDRF organizes federal departments and agencies into six Recovery Support Functions (RSFs). Each RSF is led by a designated federal department or agency known as the Coordinating Agency. The full list of the RSFs and their Coordinating Agencies can be seen below. Click for audio transcript

Recovery Support Functions (RSFs) are the primary organizational element of the NDRF's sector-based approach. A coordinated approach helps communities take intentional and organized action to achieve their recovery priorities. RSFs are a powerful tool for organizing and coordinating recovery stakeholders at all levels of government.

Manage IRC day-to-day operations and associated administrative tasks across RSFs with the support of National Disaster Recovery Support (NDRS) cadre members Build relationships to identify recovery issues that may benefit from interagency coordination

Cal OES follows an Outcome Driven Recovery (ODR) model that integrates the RSFs into State disaster recovery programs including Hazard Mitigation, Individual Assistance, and Public Assistance as well as the Housing, Debris, and Debris Flow Task Forces.